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His profile read further, “Dangut was born on October 2, 1967, in Mbar District of Bokkos Local Government Area, Plateau State. He attended Government Secondary School, Riyom (1981 to 1983) and Government Science School, Kuru (1983 to 1986), where he obtained his WASC/SC in 1986), both in Plateau State; from there, he proceeded to the University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Benue State, where he bagged the award of Bachelor of Agriculture in Animal Production in 1991.”

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has appointed Dr. Amos Dangut as its new Head of National Office (HNO). Until his appointment as council’s head, Dangut was the Deputy Registrar, HNO’s office. His appointment came on the heels of the expiration of tenure of the council’s immediate past HNO, Mr Patrick Areghan. The appointment is

West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has appointed Dr. Amos Dangut as its new Head of National Office (HNO).

Intel's breakthrough with glass substrates transforms semiconductor production, promising interconnect density and reshaping standards.

In a monumental development that promises to revolutionize microprocessor design, Intel has introduced innovative glass substrates, signaling a

New formulations enable order of magnitude boost in designs for future data centers, AI products.

Glass core substrates could pave the way for components with up to 30 trillion transistors by 2030

Glass substrates help overcome limitations of organic materials by enabling an order of magnitude improvement in design rules needed for future data centers and AI products. ...

Intel has revealed more details on its "breakthrough" glass substrate technology - a new way to manufacture processors that will dramatically boost performance

Intel has announced a significant breakthrough in the semiconductor industry by introducing one of the first glass substrates